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Jules Verne
Twenty thousand leagues under the sea

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1 1, 3 | officer, who held out his hand to me. ~"Monsieur Pierre 2 1, 4 | the harpoon thrown by the hand to the barbed arrows of 3 1, 4 | an uncommon quickness of hand, and who knew no equal in 4 1, 4 | broad forehead with his hand (a habit of his), as if 5 1, 6 | kept his post, harpoon in hand. Several times the animal 6 1, 6 | grappling the martingale in one hand, brandishing his terrible 7 1, 7 | were seized by a strong hand, and I felt myself quickly 8 1, 7 | ease." ~I seized with one hand my faithful Conseil's arm. ~" 9 1, 7 | waves that broke over my hand, whose mirror-like surface 10 1, 7 | my fingers stiffened; my hand afforded me support no longer; 11 1, 8 | these pirates who lays a hand on me " ~"Do not excite 12 1, 8 | Ned Land, who, knife in hand, stood on the defensive. ~" 13 1, 9 | the grip of his powerful hand. ~Conseil was already trying 14 1, 9 | unclasp the harpooner's hand from his half-suffocated 15 1, 10| which is always sown by the hand of the Creator of all things." ~" 16 1, 10| intelligent and prodigal hand had gathered all the treasures 17 1, 10| beautiful works created by the hand of man. I sought them greedily, 18 1, 10| collected them all with my own hand, and there is not a sea 19 1, 13| been more motionless in a hand of marble. ~"Twelve o'clock, 20 1, 14| written in a bold, clear hand, the characters rather pointed, 21 1, 15| belt, and the gun in my hand, I was ready to set out. 22 1, 15| softest carpet woven by the hand of man. But whilst verdure 23 1, 16| pioneer would come, hatchet in hand, to cut down the dark copses? ~ 24 1, 16| bent to one side by the hand, they directly resumed their 25 1, 16| towards me. With his strong hand he bent me to the ground, 26 1, 17| to his forehead, and his hand clutching the wheel of the 27 1, 20| birds, and carry it in your hand." ~"If master will examine 28 1, 21| forest without rising, my hand stopping in the action of 29 1, 21| leg fall from Conseil's hand, gave still more weight 30 1, 21| Captain!" I said, touching his hand. ~He shuddered, and, turning 31 1, 21| expected it least, I put my hand on a wonder, I might say 32 1, 21| precious object in Conseil's hand. I uttered a cry of despair! 33 1, 21| opinion of him. Then, chart in hand, we reviewed the travels 34 1, 21| first native who placed his hand on the stair-rail, struck 35 1, 22| safety which no profane hand might touch without being 36 1, 23| Nothing." ~Captain Nemo's hand contracted, and some tears 37 1, 23| flights of birds. But if my hand approached these living 38 1, 23| regularity that betrayed the hand of man. ~In the midst of 39 2, 2 | for myself, I passed my hand over my forehead, on which 40 2, 2 | them with a dagger in one hand and a running noose in the 41 2, 3 | bear with a dagger in their hand, and is not steel surer 42 2, 3 | Nemo made a sign with his hand, and we followed him by 43 2, 3 | Captain Nemo pointed with his hand to the enormous heap of 44 2, 3 | Nemo stopped, and with his hand indicated an object I had 45 2, 3 | from closing; then with his hand he raised the membrane with 46 2, 3 | curiosity, I stretched out my hand to seize it, weigh it, and 47 2, 3 | fracture of the rock, his hand pointed to one part of the 48 2, 3 | suddenly, and then, dagger in hand, walk straight to the monster, 49 2, 3 | struggling, as it were, hand to hand with the monster, 50 2, 3 | struggling, as it were, hand to hand with the monster, and dealing 51 2, 3 | quick as thought, harpoon in hand, Ned Land rushed towards 52 2, 3 | pearls, placed it in his hand! This munificent charity 53 2, 3 | accepted with a trembling hand. His wondering eyes showed 54 2, 5 | Land, stretching out his hand towards a spot on the sea, 55 2, 5 | sight of the animal. His hand seemed ready to harpoon 56 2, 5 | would it not burn your hand?" ~"Just so, sir." ~"And 57 2, 5 | waters. Ned Land, harpoon in hand, stood in the fore part 58 2, 5 | harpoon in his experienced hand. ~Suddenly a hissing noise 59 2, 6 | swimming with a strong hand, disappearing occasionally 60 2, 6 | diver answered with his hand, mounted immediately to 61 2, 6 | in a copper. I placed my hand on one of the panes of glass, 62 2, 9 | iron-pointed stick into my hand, and some minutes later, 63 2, 9 | crossed my brain) had the hand of man aught to do with 64 2, 9 | opened vast glades which the hand of man seemed to have worked; 65 2, 9 | ruins, which betrayed the hand of man and not that of the 66 2, 9 | continent, touching with my hand those ruins a thousand generations 67 2, 10| pick axe and shovel in hand, my men extract the coal, 68 2, 12| shook his head, passed his hand across his forehead, and 69 2, 12| Ned stamped his feet. His hand trembled, as he grasped 70 2, 12| harpoon, brandished by the hand of its Captain. It hurled 71 2, 13| Thus, guided by this clever hand, the Nautilus passed through 72 2, 14| Captain Nemo, resting with his hand on my shoulder, said: ~" 73 2, 15| indeed I was holding in my hand the work on the Great Submarine 74 2, 15| side. I seized Conseil's hand. Our looks expressed our 75 2, 16| Ned," and I held out my hand to the Canadian. ~"I will 76 2, 16| passed near me. I touched his hand and showed him the walls 77 2, 16| never left me. He took my hand and encouraged me, and I 78 2, 16| answer him. I seized his hand, and pressed it convulsively. 79 2, 17| evidently due to Captain Nemo's hand, and made after his personal 80 2, 21| the Captain, who, with his hand stretched out to sea, was 81 2, 21| was struck down by an iron hand, and fell, in spite of his 82 2, 21| is come. One grasp of the hand, and may God protect us!" ~ 83 2, 22| slipping a dagger into my hand. ~"Yes," I murmured, "we


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